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All Saints Church
Posted: 13 Oct 2009 12:29
by lucy
I have the marriage cert for my greatgrandparents and I am confused as to which church it took place at.On the cert it says All Saints in the parish of All Saints Liverpool.When I search I come up with a couple of All Saints ,in Stoneycroft and Childwall but they were both living in Cazneau Street on the cert.
The marriage took place in 1899 and also says married in the said church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns and the signature is that of a Curate,would this be a Church of England Church or a Catholic Church,the family was supposed to be Catholic at the time.Was the term Established Church used for both C of E and Catholic churches as you can gatherI don't know very much about such matters and would welcome your help.
Lucy
Posted: 13 Oct 2009 13:26
by Hilary
Hi
The Established Church was and is the Church of England.
All Saints Church was Great Nelson Street right by Cazneau St.
Ed Officer
Churches
Posted: 13 Oct 2009 15:14
by colette
Hi Lucy
If you go on the Lancashire Online Parish Clerk web site you will find a list of all churches in the Liverpool area..there are also Baptism Marriage & Burials records for some of the parishes but not all..one to keep in youre favs...
Regards xx
Posted: 13 Oct 2009 15:35
by daggers
The registers for All Saints, Great Nelson Street are at the Liverpool Record Office, reference 283 ALS. Probably on microfilm.
D
Posted: 14 Oct 2009 10:21
by lucy
Thank you all for your replies and apologies for taking so long to reply.
I thought it must be C of E but a family tale was that my great grandmother had taken my grandma out of a Catholic school after problems with the Nuns but I would have thought in those days to go to a Catholic school both parents would have be practising the Catholic faith and married in a Catholic Church, after the incident the family is supposed to have changed to C of E.It looks like another family tale which may not have been true.
I've looked at the Lancashire Online Parish Clerk site and put it on my favourites ,looks very interesting and thank you for the ref for the records office,I have never been there yet but my husband has a few days off next week and I'm going to see if we can get over there.
Thankyou
Lucy
Posted: 14 Oct 2009 10:43
by Tina
Hi Lucy
Like many people I'm a vollie transcribing for Lancs OPC.
I've got baptisms for St George's Everton, 2 years, they did just under 500 of them....strewth, it will take me yonks to do it
All the best
Tina
Posted: 14 Oct 2009 20:43
by Carol1953
You can try
http://www.lancashirebmd.org.uk/
They put some church details on
Carol